August 2009
Photos for August 20, 2009
Judy Wilson leans in close to listen as Terry Morris expounds upon the delights of mushrooms for the tortellini soup this class is preparing.
Payson Dew, as Rim Country’s bootleg whiskey was known during Prohibition, was thought by some to be ‘the best between El Paso and Los Angeles.’
We enjoyed a 14-day visit to the Baltic nations aboard the good ship Discovery. The ship offers a club-like atmosphere.
The great manor houses of England and Europe, with their magnificent gardens, are a must-see for travelers, and make for a quiet delight in often frantic, fast-paced days of touring.
St. Petersburg, like Venice and Amsterdam, is a floating city, crouching on the water, crisscrossed by rivers and canals.
Diaries of 19th Century Women settling the West will be the topic of a free lecture at the library Aug. 27.
Terry Morris expounds upon the delights of mushrooms, many of which were rehydrated from packages found in Safeway’s produce department.
Part of the hands-on cooking class held Aug. 4 at the library included making the dough for Artisan Bread.
Cooking instructor Terry Morris, right, advised students to create their own recipes using ingredients they love.
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Question of the week
Do you think the community should be involved with the selectioin of a new School Board Superintendent?
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